Course description

The aim of this course is to assist students who have already completed a minimum of 20 hours of supervised professional experience with the opportunity to consolidate and develop professional and technical skills in exercise science/exercise physiology. Content includes using research skills to evaluate of aspects of current practice, reflective practice, clinical notetaking, communication (interprofessional, peer to peer and practitioner/client), ethics and legal frameworks. Learning activities include lectures, a research-based seminar series and a minimum of 120 hours of supervised practical experience with apparently healthy clientele. Orientation to the structure of the exercise science/exercise physiology industry occurs through presentations from industry experts profiling their professional pathways.

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